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3 years ago

Which was Ismail known for?

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Hey Jasmine812!

Ismail was known for founding the Safavid Empire and becoming a Shah. The correct answer would be C.

Hope this helps!

Mars2501 [29]3 years ago

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The answer is C.

He was know for conqured Persia in the early Sixteenth century, became shah, and founded the Safavid Empire.

I hoped it help you out.

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